I got one of the Go-Pro cameras with the chest mount, did a few runs yesterday and it's pretty sick (sorry haven't uploaded em anywhere, my internet is dodgy as right now) but the main problem I'm having is how much it shakes up and down in the rough. I've got it mounted as General Lee suggested (http://ridemonkey.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3198229&postcount=25) and the angle and resolution etc are pretty good, but from watching the footage, it seems like the thing is able to move vertically too much (probably from the weight of the camera being out in front of the relatively small chest plate), there is a lot of bouncing in rough terrain, to the point where you can't really see much.
Anyone found any good ways to reduce this? I had the straps done up reasonably tight (not super tight though), maybe it's the manboobs that are bouncing too much - should I be running the straps REALLY tight? I've considered running the camera upside down from a shorter mount since it can flip the image automatically, but while that puts it a bit lower, I don't think it's actually any closer in to the chest plate or my body.
Anyone found any good ways to reduce this? I had the straps done up reasonably tight (not super tight though), maybe it's the manboobs that are bouncing too much - should I be running the straps REALLY tight? I've considered running the camera upside down from a shorter mount since it can flip the image automatically, but while that puts it a bit lower, I don't think it's actually any closer in to the chest plate or my body.
